Dallas Hewitt of Troy, OH has planned a special throwback #21 in honor of his iconic uncle Jack Hewitt.The 23-year-old runs the DCT Racing #57B. Cole Bodine of Rossville, IN has graduated from the micro sprint and midget ranks to a full-time sprint car schedule between Xtreme Outlaw and USAC.Chase Stockon of Fort Branch, IN owns the USAC Iron Man record for most consecutive starts and now finds a new challenge in chasing the Xtreme Outlaw title aboard the KO Motorsports #5S.The nine-time USAC Sprint Car winner will wheel the famed #2B in Xtreme Outlaw action. Chad Boespflug of Hanford, CA has teamed up with legendary crew chief Scott Benic in 2022.The 35-year-old is a multi-time winner with the POWRi WAR Sprints and ASCS Elite Non-Wing Series. Anthony Nicholson of Bartlett, TN will drive his own DHR Suspension #16.Here’s who you can expect to see over the next two nights in Volusia. Fans can BUY TICKETS HERE to secure a seat for this historic happening at The World’s Fastest 1/2-Mile. It all begins on Monday, February 14 with a $5,000-to-win program on Valentine’s Day, followed by a big $10,000-to-win special on Tuesday, February 15. Joining those full-timers in action this week is a laundry list of well-known superstars in the non-wing world who have their sights set on winning one of the sought-after gator trophies at DIRTcar Nationals. The Xtreme Outlaw Sprint Car Series presented by Low-E Insulation will officially make their grand entrance on Monday & Tuesday with both nights streaming LIVE on DIRTVision.Ī group of 15 drivers has already committed to the entire 14-race schedule with hopes of claiming the inaugural Series championship in 2022.

History will be made this week at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, FL as traditional sprint cars join the lineup at the 51st DIRTcar Nationals. Rallied from 12th to finish fourth in Xtreme Outlaw Sprint Car Series start at Lake Ozark Speedway on Saturday, April 9.DIRTcar Nationals Gator Trophy and $10,000 Payday Awaits Star-Studded Field Watch each and every USAC event live at Watch each and every Xtreme Outlaw event live at SOCIAL MEDIA:Ģ020 Wins: 4 (Gas City I-69 Speedway – July 17), (Kokomo Speedway – BOSS – August 29) (I-96 Speedway – BOSS – September 25) (I-96 Speedway – GLTS – October 9)Ģ021 Wins: 2 (Kokomo Speedway – April 9) (Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway – July 24 – BOSS Series)Ģ021 Championships: Buckeye Outlaws Sprint Series (BOSS)Ģ022 Highlights: Highlighted Florida trip with back-to-back 13th-place finishes during USAC competition at Bubba Raceway Park. Ray Marshall Motorsports and Matt Westfall would like to thank all of their marketing partners including: Buckeye Machine Fabricators, Inc./Hempy Water/DPI Ink Matt Westfall and Ray Marshall Motorsports will continue their 2022 campaign with a USAC National Sprint Car Series start at Atomic Speedway in Chillicothe, Ohio, on Saturday, April 16. We have all of the tools to make that happen.”

“We’re going to do our best to get this 33M to the front. Ray’s passion for racing is unmatched and he allows us the opportunity to come out and race with the best,” Westfall said, a former multi-time Buckeye Outlaw Sprint Series champion and recent Series winner at Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania Motor Speedway.

Hats off to Ray Marshall and everyone involved for helping make Saturday successful. Westfall kicked-off action with a runner-up performance during his respective heat race. Forced to take evasive action, Westfall missed a near catastrophe at the midpoint of the 30-lapper, avoiding a fellow competitor who flipped just ahead of the “Bumblebee Express” entry while battling for position. 33M, used Lake Ozark’s bottom groove to advance through the field, propelling himself to a top-ten position in just a handful of circuits. Westfall, driver of Ray Marshall’s Buckeye Machine Fabricators, Inc, Hempy Water, DPI Ink, No. FOREST, Ohio (April 11, 2022) – Despite the team’s initial plan to participate in two starts during their weekend road trip was ultimately cut down due to Mother Nature, Matt Westfall and Ray Marshall Motorsports made the most of their one-day getaway to the Show-Me State and rallied big with the Xtreme Outlaw Sprint Car Series, capping Lake Ozark Speedway’s Jason Johnson Classic program with an impressive rally from 12th to finish fourth.

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